Did you know that the world's largest library is also home to millions of musical sound recordings, sheet music collections, musical instruments, and books about music? The Library of Congress brings this alive with concerts, music performances, interviews, and explorations of all aspects of music. Join us in meeting some of the world's most renowned artists, performers, and composers as they pe... more
Episodes | 284 | Category | Arts |
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Just watched the first two minutes of a potentially wonderful discussion with jazz guitar maestro Jim Hall. Mr. Hall has a sharp intellect and some of the most beautiful jazz chops in the world. As much as I admire the man, it's just not interesting without sound due to my inability to lip-read. more
I just downloaded a concert from the Library of Congress--over an hour long, but it does not play back with sound. Useless without sound.
Thanks i-Tunes and The Lybrary of Congress for podcasting this great recognition to one of the greatests pop singers. God bless you all.
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